QTR-Quadtone RIP

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Roy Harrington <roy@...> wrote:
>
> Yes, QTR can work just fine -- ethernet or wireless.
> The issue though is to use Bonjour method rather than IP numbers.
> Look at Tutorial.pdf at the end.  Set it up by select your 1430 as a
> bonjour printer,
> name it Quad1400 and Using QTR 1400 2.7 driver.

After several attempts, I have finally gotten this far.  I am using an Epson 1430 and a MacPro  with 0S X 10.7.5 (Lion) and have installed a Bonjour QUAD1400 printer on my local network. 

> Then you can use the Install1400 script to add curves.

My problem now is that I can only install two curves: the two that are included in the QTR Profiles folder under 1400-CL. I can print using either of these two.  When I try to install profiles from other sources ( e.g.Paul Roark's Claria curves ),  I get a message( in part) like this for each of the "other source" curves:

    "Creating curve Claria-UPGPP-BO-5Lm025"
  "Couldn't open /Library/Printers/QTR/quadtone/Quad1400/Claria-UPGPP-BO-5Lm025.
       quad for writing: Permission denied"

This suggests a writing permissions problem, but I have checked this and all the relevant files in the Library have Read&Write access. 

I think I have followed the instructions in the Mac Tutorial correctly on page 5 under the Heading "Installing Custom QTR Profiles from another sources".  I should note that I placed the Roark curves in the same profile folder 1400-CL with your two and tried several install script names:  Install1400, Install1400-CL.  I also created a new personal profile folder named 1400-lmf and named the install script accordingly.  All with no success.  

I'm stuck.  Hope someone can show me the way. 

Lynn